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The Capita! Journal, Salem, Ore&m
The
Capital
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Salem, Oregon
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tit hlB hllle ftMrL Hint L.irn tAf fKu 1
other. (which showed more of an air of
'You will have halt the town prosperity. The children vrere
tuning ouC "Coitte back again
girl
the
Li n 4
JliSl
spwa. Vi
nsie bov. and brinK your
. Keith you." shouted. one of
other's
We were coming to streets
Carpenters Folly
- at vour heeli." taid Bart.
in demanding war time wages and so refusing" to cooperate look as though you had
in readjustment, the carnenters union is makinc- a mistake stepped out of a comic o
as well as retarding building in Salem. The war is over, thopl J0? "e cleT' ADd' !olier ,ads ' We tUrDed the
same people do not realize it Lumber is down to pre-war n03e -
prices and other materials have been substantially reduced, Larry and I looked at each
but until labor accepts its share of reduction along with the beT and laughed. "W do look
rest of the community, there can be no extensive building 88 thourb, w WT" olns f
protrram " masquerade ball, do we not?"
l , I For answer Larry rubbed some
lUgn wages were based upon the high cost of living. The wet earth that he had taken from
latter has substantially receded. Labor in most industries fne of the ferns in the windows
has sensibly met the situation by voluntarily accepting re-iover his snirt aml his golf trou-
ductions, realizing that the age of the silk shirt has gone,'"- "Y! T? 11
j il i Ai t v. . an tore a great hole in his coif
and that the only way to aid readjustment is to readjust. !cap and streaked his face, r went
ne uerry-grower got tnree cents lor his berries this year into the kitchen and found an
when a year ago he got thirteen; the farmer is getting less 0,d shawl tnat ha(1 Belonged to
than half for his wheat of what he got at the peak of high the, ,aundres3 ar"' crosei' t over
prices; the lumbermen, millmen, the farm employes, railroad- nd" a L'TLZ" nfthe ,
klKI nui ivcih nave accepted cuts 01 irom stove that Hannah .had been
20 to 40 percent in last year's wages and there is no reason preparing for Hal and. dipping
ner.
We looked Into each
faces and smiled.
Tomorrow The Unexpected
Happens.
Phone Hearing
Drags, Nothing
New Devel
Mr
from "leavings" which he had
picked up. Although not highly
decorative when carried in an up
per coat pocket, the cigars were
eood. he said. He even gave one
to Desk Sergeant Clyde Ellis.
Authorities at the state hospital
were notified of the case ana
Flueckiger, who had merely wan
dered off from the ground, was returned.
Blanks Forms
Sent to Bonus
Applicants
Office Cat
(Copyright 1921 by Edgar
Allan Moss.)
...i . i , .
wny me carpenters or other unions shnnlrl ho an cvMntinn
toMt;lVhaverLwdhiie the indrtrit drsion preis-:-- ttt&
Merchants have had to mark down hic-h priced stocks to and liberally streaked m.
Game of Life
Weddings and rice, old maids and
advice,
And the world rocks on just the
sains.
You may win the pot, and again
you may not.
But remember, it's all in the
game.
Friend of mine drank a little
jome brew the other night, and
thought he saw a blue, mouse.
Uater he admitted he didn't It !
was a red one,
Keep your
vise wants it.
temper. Nobody
Old Lady. "I see you advertise
wired hose twelve cents a foot.
Shopman "Yes, Ma'am, best
Ib the market.
Old Lady "I want to get some
for these boys. They're dread
fully hard on their socks."
When a woman asks the floor
walker to direct her to the silk
counter Bhe always speaks In a
'ouder tone thun when she asks
where tbe calico remnants art
kept.
powder puff Into it, I used it
divested
d my ear
nm.nnt !. J , ,, . . . ' FU11,.
anu accept me lOSS. .f actories have run on handkerchief about my hair, with
part time. The volume of business in nearly all industry that damPened cocoa' When i re
is still able to function has fallen off from 15 to 50 percent J' Hart looked me over 01 s"
JLthl f a-SLr fgcv-and thi8 decIine represented the Lt is better." he said, "but
margin ot profit. The business that makes monev this vear ta you are still far from th i
an exception, and the operator who is not losing money con- thlnB- You wU1 look letter when
-siders himself in luck, and he is. Business cannot operate on1? persplre a liule and that
this year's earnings nn lt ---f -ZTZZ17-2 8,uff yu iut " 'ur taee
f , n-,"-""- viiuiuui runa flown jn streaks "
lacing bankrupty, and the sooner labor recognizes the situ-! "Oh. would ' you know 1 put
ation, and lends its hearty cooperation, the better for labor brown "tuff on my laoan
and the community. "Why, of course, sillr. But it
The placing of the new hospital on the "unfair" list is even JV" ,llrt ,a"d prhai9 'ou
a greater folly than refusal to work for less than war time' Z TZT fright as
wages and well calculated to lose the carpenter's union public we emerged from the doorway
respect. The hospital is being built by public contributions but fhe smiIes "f the real trou-
ror public benefit. It is a non-profit makinz institution ami ba'lor8 rea8,Jred me. Larry made
pvorw ,t,,ll-. ,- e ,
.,..i. i, iual KU aa lar as possiuie
Blank forms for the use of at-
..r.l., .1.,. ,1.. ..rv...... m.i. ' luiiicjb uu uj.a-.m. ... o
. ...rB.s , rot,c , out to(lay by the offjce 0( th6
pnone company was attacking theiBtate Donus commission to all men
who have made application.
The forms are also being sent to
all American legion posts and to
every county cleric with the re
quest that they be placed in the
hands of competent men who can
Pittock Will Held
A Valid Document
by Supreme Court
,111 nf tho lntp MAnrv T.
the man understand that he was
In enmnari ,HU . , , Llu wme tne next mining to the
I S. U",CI. flo a uay is a good wage, basement of my apartment and
t.ic i.iaji who reiuses it, in an ellort to force higher ne woul(i e siven his hurdy
wages, in hard times, is butting his head against the stone-lurdy- Then- w,th whoop from
wall of economic conditions. Most workmen. wnrH ;ct .,Art: we 'Urted I'arrJ' P'hing
as hard and iust as skillfi.llv aA . A. !" ""ysay and I walking
IM I y ar tl1- Ltx, jjciiLerf iiesiae iiim.
consider themselves in luck if they are able to command such! We did not attempt to look at
earn oiner, much less speak. My
bsart was beating so fast I seem
ed to hear It. But, much to mv
surprise, no one seemed to notice
as. Everyone went about bis
business except the children.i'who
followed Larry as if he were the
fit v- of Portland from the rear"
back of him and his assiptants
by having its witnesses grouped
"apparently to eave-drop upon
our conversation a'nd to watcTi
nur papers" Assistant City At
torney Ton.linson started the rate successfully fulfill the office of
hearing off this morning with the i appraisers. According to H. C.
customary explosion right at the I Brumbough, secretary of the corn
beginning rather than just before mission the entire success of the
the adjournment. bonus measure rests on the hones-
Tomlfnson objected to tele-' ty and ability of those selected as
phone witnesses sitting behind appraisers to act in such capac-
him and spying on him. Attor- ity.
ney Shaw of the Telephone com
pany dunied the insinuation and
Chairman TTIlllaap suggested
that the witness for each side sit
together.
Tomlinson also asked that the!'
a reward for their labor.
Whoa!
"I Just love animals," she cried.
"And they are very dear to
me! "
"Pet me a little more," the young
man sighed.
"I'm a little hoarse!" said he.
On these hot days we often
wonder what a girl's ear would
give for a vacation in the open.
There may be a bootlegger
trust, but we never heard of one
we would trust.
No Divine Rights
T lu: aia y
in noiuuiir mat governor Nma of I nn s wn w nvnnf " . rv ao 11
from arrest for crimes alleged to have been committed be-1 to life ' Ham"n come back
rna evauon to trie gubernatorial chair, Circuit Judge
Smith rendered an opinion remarkable for its commen
sense.
The court held that there is no such thing in Illinois as the
! 'hgs and that the king has no counterpart in arcn commenced to dance.
uuium , mat it is Deyond the scope of the governor's power
to use state troops to shield himself from arrest ; and that
"Say. play us tone." they beg
ged as we came to a snady place
near a jutting wall. "Play ul a
tune, won't you?"
Larry complied und the c'lil-
All at once the Alix Hammerslv
mat my inends knew slipped from
company be required to furnish
to hiua the total number of sets
of transmitters, receivers and in
duction coils in use by the Pacific
Co..ipany in Oregon, the slass of
service In which they were used
and the number in each exchange
group. The purpose of this was
for use in checking the revenue
that would be derived by the
company from a unit rental
charge, as Tomlinson contends
should be made by the American
company against the Pacific in
place of the four and a half per
cent of the gross revenue of the
company charged for the use of
these instruments.
These preliminaries out of the
way. Major Babcock went back
on the witness stand for further
cross examination by Shaw, who
ta once plunged into an intricate
discussion of "harmonic ringing
devices," "tune ringing," "selec
tive ringing," the development of
"twenty party line service" by the
company in California which
Babqock designated as "kitchen
serrice" where the service was ail
outgoing from the instrument.
the
The Middleman
Wife Now rteur, here's
Joctor to see you.
Merchant Prince f irascibly )- -Bend
him away and fetrh the undertaker-
You know I never deal
with middlemen-
the governor must obey the law as well as common people 1L t "iZV m imt
and answer for illegal acts. LZZ "lTJ0"?
Governor Small is the creation of the corrupt and un- llr80 about us.
patriotic pro-German political machine bossed by Mayor! instinctively, we had turned
lnompson of Chicago. Indicted for misappropriations of our way t0 the "QOrer of
tate funds during his rejrime as staff trpns.irpr tV,o dty HIlu everywhere we went
. - -. . . , mv Rur iu ; .
. - - -""uieu iiiimeuiaieiy adopted
circle"
Ladles who kill their lovers,
kuihunds, et si, have a way with
Jurors, it seems.
Atto BoyT
Fllpp "You seem to be doing
A flourishing business, t suppose
JOB advertise well?"
Flapp "I don't spend much
tnoney on printer's Ink; I Just
tell everything to my wife.
Hey! Andy Volstead!
New York Herald
Oh, Joy. One astronomical
fenlhuslast annunces that the tall
ef the comet Is "composed of in
toxlcatlng gas."
Confessions of
Ball Players
Read to Jury
Hutchason Is
Charged With
Court Contempt
Stating that her former hus
band, J. F. Hutchason, agent for
the Mutual Life Insurance com
pany, had advertised in one of the
Salem papers that he belonged to
the $250,000 club" and that there
fore he was entitled to a trip to
boston as a delegate to the con
vention of insurance men, Pearl
Hutchason, filed an affidavit and
contempt of court proceedings in
the circuit court giving reasons
why he should pay the $55 a
month awarded her by the court
for the support of herself and a
minor child.
In the affidavit Mrs. Hutchason
claims that her husband's insur
ance business was never below
$200,000 for the years she lived
with him, and that his income was
then approximately $500 a month
and that if $50,000 addtilonal had
been made during the last year his
income would be far in excess of
that amount.
An order was signed by Judge
Kelly, of department No. 1. in
structing Hutchason to appear in
court August 10 and show why he
had not paid tbe $55 the last two
months.
The will of the late Henry L.
Pittock, founder rnd until his
death on January 28, 1919, pub
lisher of the Oregonian, is a "valid
document declaratory of his dispo
sition of his estate," according to
an opinion handed down by the
supreme court this morning af
firming the decree of Judge Taz-
well of the Multnomah county cir
cuit court. The opinion was
written by Chief Justice Burnett,
and is concurred in by all of the
other members of the court.
The proceeding to set aside the
will was instituted by Mrs. Caro
line P. Leadbetter, one of Mr.
Pittock's daughters. In her con
test Mrs.Leadbetter contended that
the will was the product and result
of undue influence exercised over
the testator by the men he ap
pointed as trustees, so that In fact
it was their will instead of Mr.
Pittock's. Disposing of this con
tention as without any support In
the evidence the opinion declares
In disposing 0f the
raised by Mrs. i.a.rum
effect that the win J to
tne will "
its face because the trust
vested with unreal-,
limited discretion, tht Ut'
points out that "the ae.i
testator in thus repoSinga,f
trust in two employes W8ei
been faithful to him throurh N
years may or may not h. Btt
provident, as the 1UT
prove, but it was not m V.
the will In that respect",
document declaratory m ,Vaiil
sition of his estate ""to
me testator in disnni......
own property had a right t h "
his trustees to vnt. 'odlret
himself could have done
ing. Even conceding tho,
was a contract tho laer
uu u.ai u was hostile tn
teroof f o i e 10 tne
nothing t,
it-
or dli.
nuaurying in its effeet
that "it is apparent that he (Pit- trustees who have , lile
toek) had very mnch more influ- the Interests of .. . M I
ence over the defendants than they
had over him and that it was
theirs to obey and not to influence
or dictate."
tw .... .
nallv. the tr.T ' 7 . ator- B
will is snfiv.i-.i.. " .
. w cert!"n la m
thi
of its features for
Hon.'
Practical operj.
Baek-to-Nature Trip
Failure; Aged Salem
Men Sadder But Wiser
Sentimental reminiscences, car
rying with them the "cosmic urge"
to drift back to the time of yes
teryear, were responsible for a
back-to-nature venture of four old
time Salem residents last week
end an experience which carried
with it nothing but disillusion for
the four men, none of whom is un
der 76 years of age. They are A.
B. Hudelson, 915 South 12th;
Oliver Beers, 1044 Center; C. F.
Lansing, route 1. and C. A. Hus
ton, 260 South 23rd street.
"Let's go fishing," one of the
men proposed.
They went.
Late in the afternoon they ar
rived at Clear Lake, located about
10 miles north of Salem, near
Wheatland ferry. They fished.
fhingShed' Anddtchln7
recorded can,
The only bites
from mosquftoes.
Slightly disappointed, but deter.
to n.juy me trip they eook.
ed supper and sought surcease h
their blankets. Failure. The mos
quttoes, unlike chickens, failed h
permit the sun to dictate the how
at which their activities shoulj
cease. The four Salem men pitch
ed and tossed. Late that night
three of the men were wakened br
a remark from the fourth Mr
Huston.
It Is possible that there an
four bigger fools In Rai."v..L
-- .ui, ut uo
served drily. "But I doubt It."
Karly next morning the four
returned.
Chicago, July 26. When Wal
ter J. Smith, court stenographer,
who took down Eddie Cicotte's
grand Jury confession, began
I reading the confession in the
baseball trial today, so many ob-
wiiim rs 1 rrnu tti th ........... r i. - j . .
(; ii t,. . .. , 6uu -- uiviiie ngni OI Larry Into the "charmed
officialdom. H nn i e ,,.fou ; tu.i n j . , . . . ' ,U1
- ---- uHfop ia tuaL ui an uemaffOglies U""r irienusnip. 'J'hey sprawl-
that he is the victim of the monied "interests" and persecuted ed over Wm Iike Tung puppies,
as the honest friend of he dear people n da?,ce(1 w'th them while I
Too many public officials forget after election that thev Tned 2 Critnk ot the street
aPct8STaU such f autistic capers before high heaven as make thP .ino-fla1 whose movements were n
weep." A decision like that of Judge Smith is needed to cure1 he bowed wit" mock deference i!!"00" raised by the de
their megalomania. LUre)and they entered into a danCe f !ense that 11 was "pessary to ad
temporarily Willie
the attorneys went into confer
ence with Judge Hugo Friend.
Since a confession can be used
only against the man making it.
smitn was not allowed to men
tion any name except Cicotte's.
The defense maintained that such
words as "ball players." "ont-
"infieiden" also
Ju!l!' H?7- SStSlK Zi
" .'"t i ice, in-uiici is mere tor courts. 'upon tne stage
many a man has been tried, convicted and sentenced for the
crime of expressing his opinion by some judge who imagined
nimsen cioinetj with divine authority.
Quackenbush Jury
Doesn't Argee; New
Hearing August 5
Disagreement of the Jury which
yesterday heard the evidence in
the state's case against G. G.
Quackenbush, Salem garage man,
charged with selling a short
measure of gasoline made neces
pilot, stunt fliers who last night
performed before a crowd of u
nwHnately 1500 persons at th.
aviation field, will remain ii .
lem two more days, they .
nounced this morning. InahMt
to secure the rtrMo . J77
a resldentixhe n.-iiioc k.r .
of this city for the past year, died , them determine to lengthen their
Aged Woman
Passes Away
Mrs. Maria Preston,
at a local hospital yesterday at the
age of 73 years following a period
of serious illness of about a month.
bhe was born in Michigan and 1
came to Salem in May of last year
S'he was a member of the Rebekah
lodge.
The deceased is survived bv
Tabloid Sermons
For Busy People by
Parson Abiel Haile
Some Job.
Lazy Mike I have a new posi
tion with the railroad company.
Weary Rhodes What Ja gona
do?
Lasy Mike You know the fel
low that goes alongside the train
and taps the axles to see if every
thing's all right? Well, I help
blsn listen.
The beat girl In the worM la
th one that remembers that her
toother Is a human being and
onetimes gets tired.
After all, It's the way you
"how up" at the "show down"
that really counts.
When the young marrfed rouyle
get to talking "at" laateael or
"to" each other, the honeymoon
l In the laat quarter.
Another fellow who has a swell
time at little or no expense. Is
the chap who bai acquired the
mumps.
eat for
He "Not slothful in business." Romans 12-11
In his general epistle to the Romans. Paul gave many a line of
rnori r r 1 1 n . .. .. .1 . . -
7 - J"' as wormy today aa it was In his aairt
" eieve or aiteci to believe that true re-'feed
Hglon requires one to meekly fold the hands and wait. Wkere they get 'once
.-o, in on in 011 o imagine. The scripture Is replete with ad-! n h.. . k
monitions to hustle honestly and earnestly, and not lie down on the 'bread T2 , 1 ?" PleCe8 f
lob. Tm Wm . Rom. when Kero'a thro- was IZ Z'ZZZ'JZ were
businessman bad turned dude and was letting the u.ln run ,h. stretched or fJ L
...v. vmrn woi 111 Lac unvsie orriee nm mir,,. vi,.. .
- o uw a mil oruereu
uie Hnreriiiung department to suspend and we
On and on we wandered.
Our group of admiring friends
grew larger. The shadows
lengthened and I found I was
growing tired and a bit hungry.
Irry, quick to note mv chan- 1 fielders" and
ged mood, persuaded me f itlwere barred
down upon the curb while he went Judge Friend ordered the at-
"78 lue Vreet and bought a torneys to reach an agreement on
01 uieau, a piece of cheese
and an onion. He sat down up
on the curbstone beside me and
the children crowded about us.
i-arry. tney are hunerv." T
to him in French "Imt'm
teed them all thev rn
"(live me some, give me some.
be held on Friday. August 5.
Quackenbush is charged In a
complaint signed by J. F. Jone,
of the state weights and measures
department, with selling four and
a half gallons of gasoline and
collecting for five gallons.
Much time was taken up In
court yesterday with testimony
having to do with the mechanism
of vacuum tanks and pumps. In
his Instructions to tbe jury, Judge
Unruh said that intent was not to
the wording 0f the confession be- be considered, and added that the
fore presenting them in court, jurors should return a verdict
sary a new trial which n ' Prank Preston of Salem, a son
E. Unruh announced today, wili! . "' S J' DeWitt Bellingham,
U6uici, ttuu mre oroiners anil
two sisters, all in the east.
Funeral services will be held in-
day at 3:30 o'clock from the Webb
& Clough chapel. Rev. Thomas
Acheson officiating. Interment
will be made in the Odd Fellows
eemeiery.
Clark held the attention of spec
tafors last night while henudehli
way to the ends of the airplane
wings, Mm by his knees from tht
landing star while Captitn Par-
""eo xecuted "vertical baaki"
" performed other stunts. Br
('Lark
r t . ouiuc nme uufoi
work i the niOTie8i 4nd m M
will ,p
seen at the Wyoming and
Brigadier General
of Salvation Armv
Talks Here Tonight
J- W. Hay, brigadier general
but aftar tm K,. . : ... .i . v..L.V. " ' army
ji arsumeni ,uc-,llJ unci uumis wuemer neaaquarters are In
our ana one-nair gallons were In Salem today on
9uiu lUBLcau ui Live.
re trimmlnc einen music mv
Others had turned to a la.y devotion and trusting to luck. The fever i "Walt '- --
was MtChtsm Jiut aa It Is todav. Dust and rnhw.h. luuj v. l. 1 " ... r.ery
. j 11 up - iMic ui 1 sn:i hit-.
muiip ns slues, h 11 in. niprritftnra nmi rrtm.. nrn ., .
..... 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 jt, uriu i'ff in m- tiwiw'u
the
eiit.il doldivsns. Today we have many good men In caUlngs bk with
some." An!
the street and came
bread and cheese and
who are literally casting all their burdens on the Lord and trvlne- tn PPle and orangea. Four iinu.
meet promissory notes with prayer and renewals. They did the samei" ti,M a ( and then, oh
thing in R..iiie, folks, and
a discerning student fan see the start of UBY,"nl ""ss. be thought of me
the derliua aud fall of the Roman empire In sloth and all Its little 8V me me a" we"- No"
plavmates afternoons off. procrastination and plain laxineas Paul 1.", ' ha- ever eaten hafl
was a stickler for horse sense In all Ihlnes flf . . -1' gd.
o be th. level aaad all that, duly reverent and dlllrent In f,,, L'.k!!' L?'". tnJoyed
their piety, nut he never could etoan.cn a. Idler In any cause The children about w M ,
weoie jaw ana gonpei oppoeed Indolence, and lunt. expounder of the nously. And when . 1- i roots which, he mnlni. .i;..
,..r.l llrJ K., .V. I Tk. . . . .. " "r . . J
m'm " r niaie nara times worse man came into view, and
is to be slothful, whether one is a day laborer or tne head of a boi- Lorry bought him out. my 'voice
only two pages of Cicotte's thirty
page statement had been revised.
Indications were that it would
take all day to revise the three
confessions.
The confessions finally were
read U the Jury by Edward Prin
diville of the prosecution, the re
vision of them making it almost
Impossible for Smith to read them
trom his notes.
The defense agreed not to dis
pute the authenticity of the confessions.
Epworth League
Institute Meets
at Jefferson
cfal
whose
Portland, is
his first offi.
visit and wtlT this.
,t .. """6
the first
neae. The quickest way to revive life's life, trade is to hustle jJolned theirs in shoots of joy
ALICIA HAMMERS LEY
YOU DON'T BUY
A Flag
or Aoron
or Scissors
or a Pony
With
The Capital Journal
But You Buv
A Newspaper
A Woman Who Wouldn't Remarry
By IDAH McGLONE GIBSON
The Noted Writer
vreat scoti: I never k
1 there were so many children in
the world." he said to me In aa
; undertone as he gave out the last
tc cream cone and started to
push our hurdy-gnrdr out of the
rowd. The little girl still clung
,to Larry's hand and the boys In
stated upon pushing the piano.
Man Trying to Do
Business at Bank
Escaped Lunatic
umciuls at the United States
"'""r1 Dank, after siting un O
. , iin-Hire mar h n,Qf,
..iiy a prospective patron. In
Place his hat. made nt
lift Urn A , 1
'"'U! "luiaeit. was a trifle
different from the headgear usu
ally selected by the financier. And
Mr. Flueckiger. conversation was
not exactly convincing.
The police were ealled. Officer
Mctor. responding, took Mr. Flue
rklger to headquarters. There he
Proudly displayed two willow bas-Ket-
: ;ch. in addition to the hat
Puther he display .lrQ. hand.
-de cigars which had been rolled
make a talk at the local army's
headquarters on State street
Brigadier General Hay, who has
been In the Salvation army serv
ice for more than sr.
. ... J ' o , ati 111
Jefferson, Or., July 26 The an-cnat tn,s Ms first visit outside
nual Epworth league institute of!0 Ponland in a series of inspec
the Eugene district is In session in ' tlons that will be made with a
the Jefferson park along the banks jview to expanding several branch
of the Santiam river with the! 68 of the army. R. 1. i a .
largest atendance in the history of
tbe organization. Prominent
speakers from all parts of the state
lead in the work.
Last year about 500 attended
the Institute and this year it is ex
all work carried
on in this state.
Prior In Ik. . .
t.uie mat ne was or
dered to Portland, he served In
Canada and in th. western part of
the United States.
pected that the nnmber will reach StUTlt "PTtto.
1000. The work of the institute is i -TiyerS to
carried on under the department
plan with a general forum hour at
intervals during the day. In addi
tion to the regular work, which is
largely a school in many depart
ments, the social honr will be a
feature of each day's program.
In the evening there will be a
general song service, games, boat
ing and swimming in the river.
Jefferson has been the meeting
place of the convention for several
year.. Rev J. C. Spencer and a
number of tbe young people of the
Methodist church of this city will
attend.
Remain In Salem
for 2 More Days
A Fantastic Adventure scarlet rose behind my ear
I did not allow myself a mo- and I was ready to seek my ro
ment to think, but hastily tied a'mance beyond the pale of con
brilliant Roman aash, which 1 had vention.
snatched from around a waste
basket, about my waist, leaving
en my white blouse and nay yel
low and black trlped sport adtirt.
Black low shoea. a little worn and bn ad htt
I found that Larry had tied a
road rod ribbon that he had
wuoai aomewtere In the
nvw hia knitters
muddy, and while stocking,
purple handkerchief about
head, some long, green
had fom a
room
to form a
Bxtravagantly. he
great jagged hole In
ut ay a pair of Un. wool golf stockings I
Airings and he had rolled up one item I
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Waahington. JUT 2 Aban
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